After the high cost of insurance and taxes prevented his return to Djurgarden in Sweden, Hornqvist will take his game to Switzerland instead.

Maybe you can't go home again, after all. Nashville's top goal-scorer was all set to play for his old Swedish team Djurgarden during the NHL Lockout, but monetary issues are getting in the way.

Following recent reports that he would play for his old Swedish team during the NHL Lockout, it looks instead like Hornqvist will take his talents southwards.

Nashville's stud goalie sported his trademark mask and pads, but the uniform and number (#32) looked quite different as he earned a victory in his first KHL game, turning aside 24 shots.

After hearing for years about the NHL's growing revenues, fans are growing increasingly angry over what seems to be an unnecessary lockout. What is the best method for fans to get the players and owners back on track, however?

With the NHL announcing the cancellation of the preseason, it's time for fans to have a long talk about the possibility of a season-long lockout.

Nashville's top goalie and goal-scorer are both heading overseas during NHL Lockout 2012.

The Detroit Red Wings were fined "an undisclosed amount" by the NHL today (story at TSN), following a candid interview which senior vice president Jimmy Devellano gave to IslandSportsNews.net, in...

Many assume that eventually NHL players will get a similar deal to that of the NFL and NBA. But blowing up their union may provide a more lucrative model to follow.

Following in Roman Josi's footsteps, the next Nashville Predator is heading overseas, as Patric Hornqvist will reportedly return to the team he played for before coming to North America.